Advertising
Advertising campaigns: What you don’t see
Research shows that advertising agencies and clients act opportunistically both before and after the signing of a contract.
Netflix
What Netflix’s involvement in Nigeria’s massive film industry really means
Is Netflix going to transform Nollywood? And how significant will its impact on the Nigerian film industry be?
Dimming the sun could reduce future drought risk in Cape Town – but there’s a catch
Solar geoengineering is highly controversial and is often framed as a stop-gap measure to decrease climate change impacts and buy more time to reduce emissions.
kanye west
What is bipolar disorder, the condition Kanye West lives with?
Untreated bipolar disorder can have adverse effects on a person’s life, including on their relationships and capacity to participate in society. But the condition can be treated.
Legal audit
Legal audits: Antidote to corporate legal risks
Legal auditing is the interrogation of an entity’s documentation, policies, processes, and operating procedures, to ascertain compliance with prevailing legal requirements.
Air pollution
African countries need more air quality data – and sharing it unlocks its benefits
To tackle the problem of poor air quality and its effect on people’s health, it’s necessary to understand how much air pollution people are exposed to. This is achieved through air quality monitoring.
Lessons from around the world on fighting Covid’s second wave
The World Health Organization stresses the importance of not just identifying cases, but following them up and giving support. They estimate that on average each case needs three days of work from the testing and tracing team.
Kampala traffic
How we’re measuring air quality in Kampala – and why it works for African cities
To make matters worse, most of the vehicles in Kampala are pre-owned and, until 2018, the average fleet age was more than 15 years. These vehicles have a faster rate of wear and tear leading to a higher environmental footprint.
Nairobi
The loss of vegetation is creating a dangerous heat island over Nairobi
To make matters worse, most of the vehicles in Kampala are pre-owned and, until 2018, the average fleet age was more than 15 years. These vehicles have a faster rate of wear and tear leading to a higher environmental footprint.
covid vaccine
Why it matters that the coronavirus is changing – and what this means for vaccine effectiveness
Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines work by training our immune systems to recognize a specific version of the viral spike protein. The version of the spike protein used by the vaccines was designed to match that of the old virus, not that of the B.1.1.7 virus.
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